Peach blossom shaped like a fancy bell is causing a “fever” in the market, with customers spending 40 million VND to buy a peach branch for the Tet display.($1=25,000 VND) Although not the first time appearing on the market, bell digging still has a strange attraction. On the occasion of ...
Three years after falling in love Sara Jubran, a Palestinian and a Muslim, and Xuan Tho kissed for the first time. It was their wedding. Having a person to drive to work and share lunch and work out with has left Trinh Xuan Tho of the southern Dong Nai ...
French lensman Pierre Dieulefils captured images of daily life in Vietnam in the 1880s. At the end of the 19th century southern women preferred “ao ngu than” (five-piece ao dai) and beaded jewelry. According to designer Sy Hoang, rich women used to wear this type of ao dai, with four layers ...
While some Vietnamese are rattled by a potential Covid-19 outbreak, many have dropped their guard as countries in the region grapple with new waves of infection.
For ethnic Vietnamese working in nail salons in the U.S., Covid-19 and racist violence targeting Asians in the last few months are a double whammy.
Many Vietnamese Texans are struggling to keep themselves warm, hydrated and fed with no power or water in freezing temperatures.
Across continents, the Vietnamese diaspora are celebrating Christmas like never before, no gathering or partying, but hoping and praying for a better tomorrow.
The popularity of meditation is growing as more Vietnamese discover its health benefits amid the stress and anxiety caused by the modern rat race.